Life in a 1960s Courtyard: I Play the Scheming Villainess and Marry the Strongest Officer
六零大杂院，做缺德女配嫁最强军官
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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The following are purely my personal feelings about the characters: The female protagonist is like a sheltered high school student, somewhat like a naive and innocent girl. She is naive without realizing it, thinks she is very smart, and often does things that are too clever for her own good.
The female lead isn't wicked; she's just a bit timid and afraid of trouble.
Regarding Weiwei's second uncle and father, it's speculated that the father wasn't Grandma Su's biological son. In those days, a family facing a crisis likely gave money to Grandma Su to entrust their newborn father to her, posing as twins so she could help raise him. This could explain why Grandma Su had the money to raise so many children.
Anyway, it was incredibly fun! And let me tell you, even though Weiwei always runs into all sorts of trouble, her cheat-like abilities are really powerful. The whole thing felt so natural to me, haha, I couldn't help but laugh out loud! 🤭🤭 Author, keep up the good work with the updates! Keep it up!
It's pretty good. The female lead is a bit of a troublemaker, and even the male lead, who's like an older brother, can't control her. 🤦
I almost gave up when the female lead persuaded her whole family to run away to the countryside, but thankfully her older brother was cunning enough 🤦
It was a good book, but it showed as finished after I read through the long, drawn-out parts. However, at the crucial moment when they were about to catch the spy, the female protagonist's father and biological parents hadn't even reunited, and then it just ended.
Well, it's alright, I'd say it's good. The rural life scenes are much more realistic, avoiding the mindless wish-fulfillment genre. The female lead really seems like a naive student, not at all like someone who's been a doctor (maybe I have a stereotype of doctors, always thinking that the profession requires strong mental fortitude and mental agility). She keeps revealing her true identity.
I read in the synopsis that it would catch spies one by one and I'd be in jail, but then I discovered there was a spy who hadn't been caught even by chapter 272, and there was no mention of that spy. The female lead is a time traveler, a naive and innocent girl, and the male lead is a policeman and soldier who is incredibly tolerant of her many actions. Actually, I only wanted to give it two or three stars, but considering the difficulty of writing, I'm giving it four stars.
It's a good read. The female lead's character is different from the typical strong woman; she's very unique. The author writes very well, and it makes you want to keep reading. ...་་་་་་་་ I hope the author updates more often! 😆😆😆😆